... the rest, the prize for which fell to James Belfluld. Pears, Thomas Moors. Raspberries, Thomas Taylor, John Greenwood. Blackberries, W. Herod, W. Brierley. Siberian Crabs, T. Moorhouse, Gooseberries, John Travis, John Knott Vegetables. —Onions (white) ...

... some places, and they are strong on the wing. Hares, in mo#l of the home counties, plentiful, and rabbits sre as thick as blackberries. iMroareD Cattle Disbase.—The following letter nppcsrsd in Monday’s Timet Sir, lam amured excellent authority that two ...

... enjoyment might said here at least to hold its own. The itinerant musicians, niggers, jugglers, &c., were plentiful as blackberries, aud did all within their power to distract the attention from the races, and to abstract tin from the pockets, but ...

... discovery—a boy pulls forth a mouse’s nest. And then the tempting bramble-wreaths invite the babes Their pretty mouths with blackberries so sweet and ripe to And many a brown nut slips its sheath to share, poor lithe bursting pocket with a knife, six marbles ...

... discovery—a boy pulls forth mouse’s nest. And then the tempting bramble-wreaths invite the babes Their pretty mouths with blackberries sweet and ripe to And many brown nut slips its sheath to share, poor little A bursting pocket with a knife, six marbles ...

... wheels about three miles behind us on the beaten track, and had toiled up winding paths among nothing more exquisite than blackberry bushes, with each a little luggage to*impede, and the gloaming fast deepening into night, Miss Ahigsil, who now kept very ...

... strapaclo nor all the racks in the world should make him do it on compulsion. (Much merriment.) Were reasons as plentitul as blackberries, he would do it for no man on compulsion. (Laughter.) When Mr Rodgers' neglect was brought under the notice of the Sanitary ...

... those two all-important matters—nutting and blackberrying. Say the people who know: “Never was such a year for nuts;” and in going after tbe one, they are beard to exclaim, “ Hid you ever see so many blackberries! This is really the faet of tbe case—abundance ...

... you arrive at, and you find yoursolf at once in East Anglia. The narrow lanes are shut in by luxuriant fences, thick with blackberries, nuts, and what wero called when I was a boy hips and haws. The carts which have carried home the harvest have yielded ...

... lay through a shady Surrey lane, beautified by many magnificent beech trees, autumnal wild flowers, and a profusion of blackberries. The lane brought us to the village, which maintains sweet rurality notwithstanding the high steam pressure of the present ...

... you arrive at, and you find yourself at once in East Anglia. The narrow lanes are shut in by luxuriant fences, thick with blackberries, nuts, and what were called when I was a boy hips anti haws. The carts which have carried home the harvest have yielded ...

... situations are eminently ludicrous ; tbe incident* are lively and exceedingly mirth-provoking; the pans, which are plentiful as blackberries, are intelligible, and take well, and a few of them are sufficiently outrageous satisfy the most deprave* taste; tbe ...